It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms McVey. I am grateful for the opportunity to talk about this important issue. I congratulate the hon. Member for Streatham on securing the debate and thank her neighbour, the hon. Member for Vauxhall, for her intervention. The hon. Member for Streatham is right to raise issues faced in Streatham and Lambeth due to the coronavirus pandemic; it has been difficult with businesses closing and people losing jobs. I regret the challenges but acknowledge that quick changes were necessary. We cannot wish away these problems. The Government have provided substantial support, including £400 billion over two years, which is unprecedented in our political lifetime. The minister details specific grants given to Streatham, such as 2,000 local restrictions support grants, nearly £15 million in restart grants, and £10 million of additional restrictions grants. Although there have been difficulties securing the right level of rules for all businesses, a huge amount of work was done. The minister acknowledges that while challenges remain, London businesses demonstrate resilience. Surveys and economic data show small businesses moving forward with confidence despite difficult times. The Government will review what is possible on a regular basis to support communities as we move into a new phase of living with the virus.